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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

There e talk of forming a Northern
Michigan base ball association TO be
composed of six clubs and to play
next season for pennant the same as
professionals. The clubs mentioned
in connection with this scheme are
West Branch, Pincouning, Tawas.
Roscommon, Grayling and Gaylord.
These six towns could produce quite
an aggregation Of ball players and
would no doubt make.it interesting for
each other as well as the people OF
these live towns. West Brunch Her
aid.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

The president has no opinions on the
subjects of Immigration. the fisheries
dispute, the civil service, OF any other
public question Of importance, which
be deems worthy topresent for the con
Mdeation of THE people, excerpt the
tariff. His message, which was DOUBT
less Carlisle's creation. or Mt least his
architectural design. deals only with
tIie tariff and OH that issue the admin
ftrntion rs uneqnivocaIIy committed
against the protective SYSTEM. The
nlacritv with which the free trade jour
nails of this country and England re-
spond to the message shows that IL is
accepted rs an open tircIaration in fa-
vor of overthrowiny arrogetbeT the
protective policy. Detroit Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

The South Carolina legislature has
appropriated $50, 900 to pay rebel pen
sions. The South should pay its in
Cligent dupes a pension, but it is rather
rough on the majority of the inhabi-
tants of the state, tloyal negroes| TO
have to pay taxes without representa-.
ton. but more especially on account
of a cause for which they were not
responsible. There rs n day of reckon
ing coming when the iDdignities
which the laboriug classes have to sub
nit TO in the Southern States will be
removed and il is not rs far distant
either as many suppose.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

We clip the following from the Bay
City Tribune: sit having been
rumored that we propose to transfer
our drug business FROM this CRY to De-
troit, we desire to inform the public
that such report is without any found
alton whatever. We will continue TO
do bueiuees ut the store, coru~r- OF
Third street and Washington avenue,
which wi be in charge of Fred Lo-
ranger. LoRANGER BROS.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

The republican papers of the coun-
try are feeling first rate, thank you.
The presidents free trade message
commits the democratic party square
~ against the principle of protection
and the republicans ask for nothing
better for an issue than that. But the
democratic organs are not all so elated.
Some of them have been denying that
theirs is free trade party and think
the president has made serious blum
der. - Detroit Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

Don NJ. Dickinson has already made
himself felt in the Fiftieth Congress.
lie has secured the decapitation of
Harry Smith, of Kalamazoo, journal
clerk of the House. who has served in
that capacity since the Forty-fourth
Congress. Mr. Smiths removal occa-
sions great surprise, as his long tenn of
office had eminently fitted him for
what is conceded the most difficult po-
sition in the House. But he opposed
Don NJ. not long since, hence he now
steps down and out. Port Huron Irib-
Hne.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

The wisdom of tire iocnf option law
adopted by the vote of republicans in
che hast session of the Legislature, Is
being coDclusively shown by the advp-
tion of prohibition in those counties
where the sentiment of the people
T. strong enough 20 enforce prohibit
ton. Already ~ number of counties
have adopted prohibition under the
law, among them being VAN Burpn,
Grand Traverse, Benzie, Antrim. Lee
lenaw and Isabella counties. Cheboy-
gan Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22
Bucklin's Arnica Salve.

TEE BEST SAhvE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
RheuIn, Fever Sores, letter. Chapped
Hgnds, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by N. Ii. TRAvEH.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE. REfsD CITY,
Mich Der, 9TH, 1887,
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having been made for more than
- thirty days In the payment Of interest over
due and payable on a mortgage dated Oct 18th.
1885, made by William A. Reed and vile 10 VII
ham X. McIaren. and recorded In the Office of
the Register Of Deeds for the County Of Crawford
In Tire State q Michigan, on the 24th day of
April 1890 I'm Hber A OF mortgages. on page 594
for which default Che sGd William X, Mcfaren
by virtue OF Tire right given him by tiesaId mort
gage. lsns made and hereby makes the whole
principal sum Of said mortgage and the interest
accrued thereon, ow due and payable and on
which mortgage there is cIaimed 10 lie due at the
date OF This notice. two hundred and thirteen
dollars aud TWENTY-FIVE cents iS3i3,s2;l aud no
suit or proceedings at law having been instituted
10 recover the amount secured by said moFtg ige.
OF any part thefeof
Notice Is tlfeyforc hereby given, that
on the 2Oth day of March 1879 ~ O'clock In the
afternoon th3fe will be sold at the front door of
the Court House Ia GrasllDg, IN the County of
Crawford and state of Michigan l8lid Court
Court for the County cf Crawford Is held at
public vendue TO tire highest bidder. tie premis-
cS described iusaM mortgage. on 80 much there
OF as may he necessary % satisfy the amount
duo thereon. gnd tie costs and EXPENSES allowed
~ law. Said PROMISES being situate In the town.
ship Of Center Plains, In tire County Of Crawford
and State Of Michigan. known and described ,
tho northeast quarter Of section eighteen liS IN
township twenty five [25l portl Of range thrge vi
west
Dated Dec iOth 1857.
WILIHAMR MoIsAREN,
WV. 8 THOMAS, MoRr0AoEE
Atty for Mortgages.
Dec. -, '51,wH
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

Senator Cameron has no hostility to
Mr.. Blaine. That is all mistake.
The Senator simply is very fond OF the
republican party and does not think 1t
can succeed with Mr.. Blaine as its can.
didate. That is the whole matter.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

II is unmitigated bosh to talk of the
cost of the necessaries of life rob
bingn the workinginan of bis hard
earned wages, In view Of the fact that
food, and clothing, and all the neces-
saries, were never so cheap as to-day.
Blade.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

The Ogemaw Herald Is for Blaine
and AIger for president and vice-presi-
dent of the United States. Not a bad
ticket by any means, and it is one that
would find many supporters.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

Congress should lose no time in pass
ing q measure for the relief of the self
sacrificing patriots who are working
themselves to death in the country
postoffices without compensation. 1t
might pass resolution declaring that
they need not necessarily continue in
Uncle Sans employment if they don't
want to. Detroit NelCS.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

Now that the complete and autllori-
tative vote of the State of New York
at the recent election is compiled, there
does not appear to be any great reason
why the republicans should despair of
carrying the state ia 1883. Providence
Journal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

When the war broke out in this
country in 1851 everybody was com
PEELED TO take sides" President
Cleveland's message promises to have
tbe same effect.--Ne,o York World.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

Six counties in Michigan have adopt
Ell local option, most of them by very
large majorities. 1t would have been
n long time before they could have Sc
cured prohibition through the prohi-
bition party.-Ciecelond Leader.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

The president has hoisted the stand
ard of his party. 1t is the cold-wave
flag, and democrats will govern them
selves accordingly. - Cincinnati 6as.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

lTnII " Rewarded are those who read this
nU1hI and then act; they viii find honor
BILE employment that will not take them from
heir home and families. The pI offs are large
ave made an 4 are now making several hund e
ipllars month IL is easy for any one TO max,
and upwar, per day, who il willing to work
ars yo III n No nDs eh;,,
equired you, read n, can do Il as well as AM
ne. Write TO us at one for full particulars,
which We mail free. Address Stinson & Co .
oortland, Maine.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22
LAND OFFICE. EAST SAGINAW.
MICH. November 2Jth. t9o7

" )TICE Is hereby. given that fifs following.
:. ,nan.ed settle- his fieI nosicc of his in
lain and that SAID proof wiz b. rrs,as Iygfore,
nc On cln ity .erk aii Gle X OF the Circuit Court
nary Gth tsSs. WIS fani~l Hst,d ~ n evg,c@t
d. n Il West 80 = - 80 "a
we na,nes the t'll wing wstnesse~ - prove his
,ntlnuous re gdencc upou aud rrltivofio, oe
va lana W: John Lcline. L.trlar Miller
"a ~. ~ 'ha-dsp AID El1eTt c. Payac. oil ~
iioscomin0n A. -. - W
Dec i,v6 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

Eugene McCsriy va, Identified in the supreme court
Chambers before Justice Don0hc yesterday by Dr. 1hep
X. Iorubovcr ald his wife julia \. Ionbowcr, 3
one a party Of burg who shot by Or. HOln-
blower his house, NO. 80 Ccntlalayc, On jersey Ciy
Heights on thc morning Of September 20. Ih'y SAID
between 4 thoy discovered hrI in their
room. Both sprAng OF bod, and while Mrs. lofn-
blower held the Dr. IOrnblowcE Obtained Ms s'a
shot him.
Warh,pc Lynn, who b.half OF the prisoner opposed
proceeding Ia winch Assistant District Attorney fuidy
sou 81, have Aa surrendered on reqlsiipn "ie ~
ts Governor OF Jersey, asked Ms. UonDow,F way
sn ~
M"il,p She sad. that the Doctor had he re-
y0yer Thought o. even thing ana / -rDi"t
back" McCarty The w.tnrs. stand s"o" ma D." -
cc vrd his wound hy cdrnidl shot ~ The fi" llso
IN Brou1ucr's above the Harlem River, aat p-oiaed
witnesses pfONr "a alb. The JUG" % 4 taat
thcr was probable holding HIM, and b.
rendered 70 an Ollccr nom jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
Ross DAVIS STILL IN HOT WATER.

BISCHAMroN oct Is t>pec,ab.- The TWO Dcmocfat"
factions arc still arrayed against one another Acie
and although certain persons arc ondeasOrlne 10
,oahe cor, n o,nlse the breach seems to DO widening
Tbe severe manifesto against Davis and his gang
Issued hero one week agO has called out most bitoi
abu-c from Davis organ, Tho Leader tAai Sheet
,oi,p so far a. TO and every slgner Of tho Manifesto
a malicious Lar" Davis and his friends ha.o also
threatened 10 sue every siener Tor "'oL NO'""h
ataudne tins tn eat, the mani esto IL gaining names
IA dlv II Il Kept in the store OF George =. Perry :,
,r,,i ine.t Democrat and, although ~ one A. a. cd
~ sim IL, tho most OnsIDc CllloHs arc Nd M
-, brnriv AID am endins their nauc-. TIE bOlths
Democrats al ii CIR last meeting q cdcd 10 appOht
4 eOmittec to attend 10 no legal IrO-ccuiOn x MF
Ia is Tor alleged lmo in the matter Of tho sao Of
Site to the 90 ernment. This committee meets Iu-s
day evening next II Is understood that D1'ls bas
promised ~ anything fair" for the saAe " peace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
LET THE GOOD FIGHT GO on.
~ SENATOR NELSON KEEPS oS wKsTCHtsrER RI
PUBLICANs WILL REJOICE.

~ SENATOR NELSON KEEPS OS wEsICHtsTER RE-
PUBLICANS WILL REJOICE.
The Democratic state Executive Committee Is worried
nd anxious over the Westchestcr material trouble
Although the committee decided cnzo supervisor
RYAN - the regular candidate THIS mas not alayed the
contest STATE senator Nelson has raisoi tho 1atie- cry
@; Protestant Americans against Catholic lrishinc,"
and proclaim. ms intention OF staying Ia the hed to he
end Ills posters out over the county, Ms workers
hired and ali his plans laid lie maintains that he Is the
regu.r nominee spite OF the commit ces acton, ur-
ase tie state Convention. by which the committee VA,
created rerosnZrd regular tie decs tcS Favorable" 10
MIN from he Ihird District ~ Mestchestri, on which dis
trct thc di pute wecn himself ana cyan hinges
I'm. cuuutt 4. AFRAID mat IL viii lpsr the senator.
chin AZ .Idt., remain IN tho nrl, anu Is 80
about ~ that nothing else Is Talked about cen
f,t Ne,Ou frsu = drHpdnce the committees acton
hltterlV senator Nelson has offered 10 wager ao.OOO
ina ~ Will not 10 elected ne Ryan .ch a-7ei 4
tn,i -r.a OF nelson has made deal with the epub-
ncan to rect Judge Robertson. wo II IS expected. will
DO nominated by tho Republican on thursday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
A RAILROAD LAND DECISION

WLsuiNGroS, oct l5-Commssioner Splrks, OF thc
General Land Oico. has rendered decision In tho
case OF the Mort bern Pacific Railroad Company against
Edo ph Dstler on appeal from tho decision OF the
OLYMPIA, Washington Torritory, laul onlco On
November IS, ls55, DIster pre- cnted his homestead
application for quarter section within the limits
of tho withdrawal for indemnity purposes. alleging
settlement April -, 1855. The tract In dispute
has been continuously Withdrawn since August IS,
1870, and Llo embraced in the list Of selections
for indemnify pur Oses by tho company ilcd MAY H.
l-s5. Di-tler made proof showing full compliance
Win tie law. The heal Office held that he should be
allowed enter tho tract and that tho selection should
be Canc, He'd. This SIM In all particulars
TO the Gulf ri Miller and the Commissioner
refuse, to approx the selection by tho company and
afi.rns the decision Of tho lower Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
PASTOR MILLEN'S Defence.
ADAPTING HIMSELF TO CIRCUMSTANCES.


liz NEVER APOLOGlZED FOR EMBRACING MRS
sQrIRE-CAUTIoNED TO " 60 SLOW"
The Rev. Charles ". Mllen took the stand again yes
terday. 10 explain away IN detail some moro OF the
charges OF immoral conduct brought against him.
Tie inycsugaing committee had got down rs far
IA the fourth specification that OF o4llng women In
Fouriccht-s NowlOrk Tho accused pastor said that
he had often walked along Fourteenth-st on Monday
afternoons but that tried to attract tho at
tention OF women passing by whom ne dlu
not ruow. lie knew many ladies' however. that no
never cd aous Fourteenth stwthout meeting good
many oi them. Often hey were nembsrsef other con
creations that he bad had TO Nrwlork TO shop
lie was tact kept busy generally bowling to acqnaint-
ance-.
"Thi.char.si. all hosh." SAID Mr. Mllcn. cit isnot
liko, that would tackle people That way on the side
walk"
The committee then turned TO the charges OF undue
familiarity made by Nr, squire.
Mis- Hazard said the witness. asked NE 70 call
Mrs -quirc ami Try - win her over To the church
Ms, Hazards advice to not 10 par on -auoti'
monion- face and look solemn. hut 10 he lively and
cheerful amt compau.onsb.c 50 as 10 win her annrs
confidence"
NJ, ,ii.cn .aL, confidence. that ho had taken Mrs
sqtlc for u woman o., sIty years Tie CALI he thought,
an entirely "ulturd one lilo aimlttei t4at he might
have SAD "a. Ms -lii,o "a, ia COOL condition. but
he meant tle remark lnuo entity. 80" was men A'Ne
wnriEc Dr aa touclsi lis ~ure' A. sue mai charged
on DE knee.
bad utrutiou. have Lgnt oi adautlE myself 10 the
po"pr aud the circumstance uniet which meet
tarm
- your habit - put your banda peoples kaees
Tie 90. yOu cal. on the g. "s.ed ouc o. TIC COM
mi.ire.
40. ! haven't tho habit replied IN, pastor 81
never call on ANY huf AlgAl, no al people
ON bong pc. set. Mr. M~u admitted mat he had put
bis Land uu Nlr. ~QJitt's -houller.
o. sas ligtt touch however" hs adde'.
lie sId that hc had walked 10 The door with Mrs
sgul.r ,id nd pa hl- Hiiu bout her waist -" h"u
mac 40 Ir>.~tAItr tnt gave no sign OF dispra'hlc.
Ilc -r.nici htc when aakct whether he Thought lie
lAI arrI As minister ~ the Gosic! ought 10 act lie
iryri AIaIc apology To hIr sqWrc. because ne old
rot iiuK due her lie ala not 20 back 10 AL
It,AIer rerd 0fEs, br. lOtman Mad come Ia hin au
Cautioned hin 10 10 siOS." 1be Will be resumed
U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
MAKING REApING RoNpuoLpERs SECURE.

PH,LAnELruA, Oct Is CSpocra).-There was rumor
in Thrdt to-day that the offer which the trustees OF
the Reading Railroad made to holders OF the hrss
series fves was nearly good had been painted;
in a word, that" the payment OF the principal at inc
pleasure of the company did not mean the redemption
OF the bonds In cash at par. Mr. Dickson, however,
said to-day that that was exactly what 1t did mean
and nothing else In speaking OF tho new four per-
cent mortgage bonds which Is proposed to ISSUE lie
said Il: Is provided IN the plan that until the final
retirement and satisfaction OF the present income
,sse OF new four per mortgage bonds may DO pro-
tectod by deposit with the trustee OF the present
Improvement general and inc ONE bonds OF tho company
surrendered retired and acquired under the plan Such
an arrangement makes the mortgage In fact collateral
tru.t mortgage Under this clause the trustee OF tho
mortgage will be entitled To collect the coupons on
500 900 900 general mortgage Is. amounting to ZOO
600 upou $500 900 general mortgage IS, amounting TO
$4,000 and upon SlO.000O00 income Is. mount.
ing to 100000, $2.250.000 In ALL as fund out OF
which to pay four per cent on S2o,0OOO0O OF ABOUT
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
NEM-IEKSEY.

PATTERSON OF Paterson High school are forming
n cbautauuua Crcle......Mrs MARGARET ho,sey wife OF
OF brooklyn. was found dead IN bed AL her
home In yrster AponitNy was tho
rau,~ SIR. ioxsry daughter OF Ueuerdi lhon2, d.
I,s,y ami married 10 the same namc...-. The
new ,pru.ary outdoor depart nont OF the Paterson Gen
Ia the urst tour lie existence treated
.syeuty ouI patents 10 l9i visi Charles l.
CORNISH Nev.NOrk. has bsushi from John j. Motifs te
triot OF about twohiyone atie- IN INC
aud WI lay H out III cat ot- throwing
n on he market section the cry ~hic' has lons pern
held " r,rke was arrested Yesterday Ola
ssmiing 10 her that knew son William IN Kansas Guy
ho s said was and electric belt and OBJ
aInnp money for the purpose PNs VAS s.n To
, I'm sf,uIt of securv lilo denos the charge The
ee,Iny a lecture c'utso aud classes ia
and mathomatc. aud Will yst New YORK on FIJI
10 headquarters OF tho ouns Mems Chris
tan Assoc branches OF the metropolis
PLAlNFiEp-rhe trustees OF the rlanaeld Bicycle Club
have ei,cie J. r-sdout and Robinson POUND
CorstAO,s 0aTtvt I. smith - unde- bonds 10
pear or trial cha OF keeping gambling den lie Was
tpsd $50 a the udonoo last ApiL
AY-Ssverat witnesses nave been examined oy ths
Grand Jury IN ref.r-oo the recent LEGENDARY ores AID
M, week Mayor RynO uho has been uumlutted 10y
INC Tor Ouuty Clerk has announced his
of the noniultI1n This Sas CAUSE muoh unoas
mes, among Democr Icy. he will pol large vote.
Maun adopted his CITY, but opposed or many
Of essarv TO establish romms
: on The work ~ matchmaking the roads which
and stopped owing TO exhaustion % funds
ave As a. limits will Oo paved .City Attorney
Kerry obtainsi mandatnis granted by judge Van
SyoAel Iected Against Mayer Day 10 compel him 10 sign
two warrants drawn by tho common Council 10 tho
sgu, because claims ther are not regular In form...
made yesterday In tho Union Codnty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
ygwEycHaNGg DOWyrOWN.

Charles Wilbur private secretary OF senator er cas
ing whole the laer term in Congress, ana who
widely known this city well as in Washington. vac
among the Ftth Avenue Hotel a,t even
ing In reply question political outlook ne laugh
ingly said that present he giving his attention cheay
the North American Exchange 'vppany
To the query What the North American EHchinzeI
he raptiy The following Information: The N'"Hnee
:hOugne recent origin isquitc an IN u niol rs psyeS
he sii o hgi standing aud Oi TN )up fS
sponsbiy. II has line oicesat No. % Eeo4d"ay LOCI
the uteests An "uNh
ih'F-
beT- of he Exchange AIMS headquarters az 80 . os
the institution has bushes. men tne ia ,ical
library and IL continually alding 10 H. IL has, hr Nf mo
fullest and latest Information to tire commerce hhAct
agriculture aud finances OF tie United Sta's and
well as to SICK Ias
and Other Industries. banks. TaiiwaY, team
prrsr. AN other companies. Inc o..
does conduct identity itself wth speculative n.ueS
o kind. and does not, directly ndrc ny ia
enterprzes but II has The tcker> OF IL" aAl
all important exchange and what InogmdtOn i "' " I've
Is Absolutely BIASED Tho company naks puice> se
merchants am gives its clients the hehcnt 4
whatever discounts ied crs N mtAe he,.l.n '.'n.ss
resident menibors 80 year 'r Tue ifivl
To- which the company oilers I-m la toe Aran-' se
meet heir Trends. transact tntf Ou'in''N Ar1
their receive their mails IN CO ld'-t th4 ore
sIond.nce and business men and strangers ION al
MAI IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
JERSEY CITY.

TX holder I'm j. Mall gan. OF Harrison recovered
= sult Against ca \ .4rid
JOIN. Caillgnan. Ia-l4ga.s had Iuoll>y stated tnA,
Nullis,n whls A Frechultrr. had received bllbc OF
900 TO So.o or Charles Birdsa Acccr Of the County
JAN.
Mon, "a th Irl,h euvOts OCOnuOr and IsmOudc Mayor
Ccvc lanI Will preside aud several prominent sih"r- win
h. uf,,.ut Tho guests VIII be escorted to the Academy
by The n berua and natit Kf's and several branches
Of the Ancient order % fIibernlnns.
Iohn Me Adoo, the father OF Congressman William Me-
Adoo OF the With New Jersey ubulct. IS dying from
cancer ~ throat his horne, NO "a central ave Mr.
Nc NdOO Is q real estate broker
on application Of Jonn A. MeGra'h, counsel OF tho
po,rl of I.-chulsrs Judge Knapp yesterday granted
rule to sho why = man itniu, >hnu ho- issue
against Jersey CITY 10 compel the payment OF siOI5si s3
ln,d ia H.. due Hudson County f1r The jersey
On, Board OF Finance claim ha under the law the cry
nri oherl tn pay the county tax Il IS collected.
INA ofher cities. towns ami townships IN the county
Obliged 20 pay tho county qua OF tho nrs noneys col
lecl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16

Court against granting licenses liquor store, IN tn. .ev,
posed the ground that be sold to ~
application Of Emanuel Ecke OF Crawford. oppose6 y
the Law and Order Society on tho GROUND that
sufficient All the applications were laid ~
Union County Republican Executive Committee received
letter from William Walter Phelps yesterday, sccspas y.
initiation TO address the County Convention on TuesdsI
S25 900 has been subscribed oixs,
toward forming company TO erect large hotel ~
Westne chiefly TO ANT accommodate summer VIC
r. l. Mascot has been elected president the pn
hiUton Club. The new uniforms for Company will ~
ready for delivery November Captain er M
been elected 10 succeed Mr. BOgart. horesgBed. m
Young Republican club opened Oh BroaT
st New mem bers are beng added 10 the ri, every week
The Union County Eeelmen are IeufnlshlnK their ned
rooms on Emave. I.
CR.NFoEp.-W d. Wood nominated for state Senator IN
Prohibition party declined 10 accept the
MoSIoLAE-The Republican Battery has organized for tAe
cap,paigr number OF membors joined tie CLUB laX
week for enrolment were proposed
10 be acted upon al he meeting this we-k Cen
pany No received tho new carriage yesterday IL oas
tho nanomest the depar AMI W., made at Seneca
Fsls...1he Rev, DR.. Charles Robinson OF loehests
will occupy the First Presby ef;an pulpit to-day TA
organ. presenter the Methodist Church by j. d. STAY.
bach will for Tho hrst time lie day wall e
observed as Auumnsl Day in M. chnreh ana s.c al
vices win tie sunday cool VIII take part VIII be Le
Tho first auuyersary OF trinity PIesbyt.ran Charct
wednesday evening Prominent cergys
from Newark ana other cities will MAKE addresses